North Quay ferry terminal upgradeMarch 2015It’s all part of Council’s plan Brisbane City Council is pleased to announce construction of the North Quay ferry terminal upgrade. While the upgrade is underway, the North Quay ferry terminal will be closed from Monday 9 March 2015. The new terminal is expected to open in mid-2015.

Alternative Public Transport options (see map overleaf)Ferry terminals The following nearby terminals remain open:

QUT Gardens Point for CityCat and temporary CityHopper services while the North Quay upgrade is underway. Please note, CityCat services will move to the new QUT terminal in early 2015. The existing QUT terminal will remain open for CityHopper services until mid-2015.

South Bank 1 and 2 for CityCat services South Bank 3 for CityHopper services

Alternatively, the following ferry terminals can be used to access the CBD:

Milton for CityCat services Eagle Street Pier for CityHopper and CityFerry services Riverside for CityCat services

Bus The free City Loop bus provides high frequency services within the CBD. Bus stops are located on William Street (stop 105 near Elizabeth Street and stop 103 at Commissariat-Casino). The service operates from the red sign-posted bus stops, using distinctive red buses.

CityCycle CityCycle station 26 (North Quay / Reddacliff Place) or 25 (Reddacliff Place / Queen Street) is just a short walk from Queens Wharf Road.

Accessible routes During the upgrade, access to Queens Wharf Road from the Bicentennial Bikeway will be via stairs only. Alternative accessible routes are shown on the map overleaf.

Alternative transport options location map

The map faces north and shows alternative transport options and locations.

The map shows Brisbane's CBD, focused on the Brisbane River, bordered by Goodwill Bridge to the south-east, Grey Street to the south-west, Victoria Bridge to the north-west and Albert Street to the north-east.

The map also shows accessible routes to alternative trasport locations, including:

access to the QUT terminal from North Quay via Elizabeth Street, heading right into George Street, then right into Alice Street.

access to the Goodwill Bridge via South Bank and along the Bicentennial Bikeway from the QUT terminal.

access to South Bank from the North Quay terminal via the CityCat or CityHopper from the QUT terminal to the South Bank terminals. Alternatively, you can travel from the North Quay terminal to the South Bank terminals via William Street, onto the Victoria Bridge and through South Bank parklands.

The map also shows you can catch the free City Loop bus. Bus stops are located on William Street (stop 105 near Elizabeth Street and stop 103 at Commissariat-Casino).

Alternatively, you can use the CityCyle. CityCycle station 26 (North Quay / Reddacliff Place) or 25 (Reddacliff Place / Queen Street) is just a short walk from Queens Wharf Road.

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For more informationPlan your journeyTransLink 13 12 30 or www.translink.com.au

City Loop www.brisbane.qld.gov.au and search ‘City Loop’

CityCycle www.citycycle.com.au

Visit Council’s website www.brisbane.qld.gov.au and search for ‘North Quay ferry terminal’

Phone 1800 884 681 (business hours) or phone Counci’s contact centre on (07) 3403 8888 (after hours) Email ferryinfrastructure@brisbane.qld.gov.au

This project is being delivered under the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements, a joint Commonwealth and Queensland government initiative with the Commonwealth Government providing 75 per cent of the funds and the Queensland Government providing 25 per cent.